Dekatrons were used by Experimental Nuclear and High Energy physicists long before they embraced supreme technology of Digital signal processing and computers. This is the scheme of electrodes in a dekatron tube which was originally done for the lab manual at my University.

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% Dekatron% Author Rohin T Narayan.% http://rohin.tn.googlepages.com. rohin.tn a t gmail.com.%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%This work is copyrighted under creative commons attribute license.%You are free to copy, use, transmit this work either modified or original%provided you leave the above header in the source code.\documentclass{article}\usepackage{xcolor}\usepackage{tikz}\usetikzlibrary{scopes}\begin{document}\begin{tikzpicture}[line width=1.1pt]\draw(0,0) circle(5cm);\draw(0,0) circle(1cm);\draw(0,0) node {\Huge$\mathbf{A}$};\draw(0,0) circle(4.5cm);\draw(-48:2.5) arc(-48:240:2.5cm);%% The outer nodes\foreach \x in {36,72,...,360}\shade[ball color=black](\x:5) circle(4pt);\foreach \nodes in {12,24,...,360}\shade[ball color=black](\nodes:3.5) circle(4pt);%%% The connecting nodes\foreach \angle in {-48,-12,...,240}\draw(\angle:2.5) --++(\angle:0.9cm);%%% outer interconnects\foreach \angle in {-24,12,...,306}\draw(\angle:3.6) --++(\angle:0.9cm);\foreach \y in {-24,12,...,240}\shade[ball color=black](\y:4.5cm) circle(4pt);%% outer most connections\foreach \angle in{-36,0,...,306}\draw(\angle:4.9cm) --(\angle:4.7cm) [rotate=\angle]arc(0:180:0.20cm);\foreach \angle in{-36,0,...,306}\draw(\angle:4.3cm) --(\angle:3.6cm);
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